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Second wave of Covid all under control except for Bangkok and two provinces, top doc


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1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

I wonder how the residents of Bangkok would react if an order came down to seal them into the city like migrants into factories ?

And they should stay where they are. Anyone who travels to another province possibly spreading the virus is SELFISH. Think of the nation, not just yourself. 

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3 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

of Todays 186 new cases, 141 were from Walk-ins to hospitals....progressively increasing on the walk-in category.  Of course they are saying its being passed onto Thais from Myanmar homecare workers.

 Nearly all of them were in Samut Sakorn, you forgot to add. Only 2 in bkk. 

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47 minutes ago, Keesters said:

Residents of Samut Sakhon, Bangkok and Tak MUST stay where they are to stop further spread. Think of the rest of the country not just yourselves. 

 

Can't be justified for BKK residents. There are only a handful fo cases out of 10.7M residents. You must be Australian. Lock down a damn city because of one case. 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:
Second wave of Covid all under control except for Bangkok and two provinces, top doc
 
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Source: Sanook
 
Thailand's top Covid doctor Opas Kankawipong has declared that everything is under control except for Samut Sakhon, Bangkok and Tak.
 
In the central Thai province of Samut Sakhon the authorities were subjecting Myanmar migrants to the "Bubble and Sealed Factory Accommodation Quarantine" strategy keeping the migrants in factories and homes and treating them if they fall sick.
 
In Tak in the north west of the country there was still evidence of transmission between Thais and Myanmar people and strict measures were still in place to monitor this. 
 
In Bangkok the main problem was asymptomatic Myanmar people working in homes spreading the virus to Thais. Contact via friends was being limited. Lack of mask wearing was a problem. 
 
Source: Sanook
 
 

 

If they would stop counting who sneezed and coughed, divert that energy to procure and administer vaccines, life may return to normalcy.

 

 

 

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28 minutes ago, DavisH said:

Can't be justified for BKK residents. There are only a handful fo cases out of 10.7M residents. You must be Australian. Lock down a damn city because of one case. 

Maybe there are only a handful of cases because they haven't tested everyone?? 

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